What to do with your working life after graduation? In de Career Day voor promovendi werd hier uitgebreid bij stil gestaan. Deze bijeenkomst werd georganiseerd door de OPG in samenwerking met de onderzoekscholen Posthumus en Huizinga. Dr. Suze Zijlstra geeft advies.

A warm welcome to the fourteen new PhD candidates who started their training with the RSPH this academic year. Read more about the research of Catharine Aretakis, Laura Brinkhorst, Adam Dargiewicz, Ivo van Donselaar, Thomas van Gaalen, Doris Hagedoorn, Mohammad Kanfash, Paul Krijnen, Lola van der Made, Benhilda Mlambo, Simon van Oort, Daan Sanders, Daan Speetjens and Eveliene Veen. Eveliene wrote a report about the first module for PhD’s: ‘State of the Art in Political History’. You can read it here.

RSPH PhD candidates please note that registration is open for the course ‘Oral History and Cultural Memory’ (2 ECTS). The course will take place on 16 February and 8 March 2024. The course is a cooperation between the research schools for political History RSPH/OPG and the Huizinga Research School.